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Company landlord deadlines

Enter your company number to see when its next confirmation statement and annual accounts are due at Companies House, and whether either is overdue. The dates come from the public register. No sign-up.

The two dates Companies House sets

A landlord with property in a limited company has the dates every landlord has, and two more that belong to the company. They are easy to miss because nothing about the property prompts them.

Confirmation statement: Every company must file one at least once a year, even when nothing has changed. It confirms the details Companies House holds are right. It is due within 14 days of the end of the company’s review period.GOV.UK: filing your company’s confirmation statement
Annual accounts: A private limited company files accounts with Companies House every year. They are normally due 9 months after the end of the company’s financial year. A new company’s first accounts are due 21 months after the date it was registered.GOV.UK: accounts and tax returns for private limited companies
If a date is missed: Accounts filed late bring an automatic penalty, which rises the later they are. Not filing a confirmation statement is an offence, and Companies House can strike the company off the register.GOV.UK: penalties for late filing of accounts GOV.UK: filing your company’s confirmation statement

General information for companies registered in the UK, not accounting or legal advice. The same deadlines apply to limited liability partnerships (LLPs). Your accountant will know your company’s own dates.

The rest of the company’s admin, in one video

Running a property company: the yearly admin (England)

Confirmation statement, director identity verification, annual accounts, Corporation Tax and the ICO fee: the regular admin for a limited company that lets property, as at October 2026.

Company deadlines, answered

Where do I find my company number?

It is on the certificate of incorporation. You can also search the Companies House register by company name. It is 8 characters: usually 8 digits, or 2 letters followed by 6 digits. Some older Northern Ireland companies start with R0.

Do you keep my company number?

No. The number is sent from our server to Companies House to read the public record, and HomeDash does not store the number or the answer. As with any website, our hosting provider’s logs record each request for a limited time. It is not tied to an account, and no sign-up or email address is needed.

How up to date are the dates?

They are read from the Companies House register at the moment you look, never from a saved copy. The register itself is always the record to rely on.

Does it show Corporation Tax deadlines?

No. Corporation Tax is paid and reported to HMRC, not Companies House, and those dates are not on the public register. This tool shows only the two dates Companies House sets.

I own my rental property in my own name. Is this for me?

No. These are deadlines for a limited company. If you let property in your own name, the dates that matter are your certificates and tenancy dates.

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Keep the company's dates beside the property's

Add your company number and HomeDash checks Companies House each week. The confirmation statement and accounts dates sit on your Compliance page beside the certificates, and the confirmation statement goes on your calendar.

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Sources

This tool is guidance, not legal advice. The rules it applies were last reviewed on 14 November 2026 against:

The register is the record to rely on. If a date here looks wrong, check it there or ask your accountant.